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 Bored with Biden and Trump?
Vox · Christian Paz
Watch these Super Tuesday primaries in California, Texas, and North Carolina.
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 Haiti crisis: Is a gang-led coup next?
Al Jazeera · Al Jazeera Staff
Haiti is in chaos after a massive prison break and gangs calling for the resignation of its prime minister. How did it get here?
 The vasectomy boom
Salon · Nicole Karlis
After Dobbs, younger men are stepping up.
 Inside the tensions and tumult at ‘Queer Eye’
Rolling Stone · Cheyenne Roundtree
Sources claim long-standing tension among the group and alleged “rage issues” with star Jonathan Van Ness.
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:upscale()/2024/02/28/861/n/3019466/tmp_LiQsAG_891ca464374e0987_Main_PS24_Identity_SelfHelpBooks_1456x1000.jpg?w=1140&ssl=1) Gen Z is bringing back self-help books
POPSUGAR · Darshita-Goyal
Some believe this is because it’s harder to meet people. Others think it’s a new-age shift away from hookup culture.
 Why are teens ‘mewing’ and what is the trend all about?
TODAY · Elise Solé
It has nothing to do with cats.
 The truth about Emily Dickinson, who might be Taylor Swift’s distant cousin
BBC Culture · Hephzibah Anderson
As it’s revealed that Taylor Swift and Emily Dickinson might be related, what’s the truth behind the myth of the “tortured poet?”
 The decline of Detroit’s third-shift bars
Punch · Mickey Lyons
Designed to serve late-night factory workers, the city’s early-morning bars were once a lifeline, but are now a dying breed.
 This is what ancient Roman wine tasted like
Smithsonian Magazine · Julia Binswanger
Historians know the ancient Romans drank a lot of wine, with some estimates as high as one liter of diluted wine each day.
 Bradley Cooper, Cillian Murphy and the myths of Method acting
theconversation.com · Scott Malia
Should actors and actresses who go to extremes to prepare for their roles get more love from Oscars voters?
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